let's bring in our chief political editor michelle coaster for more on this good morning to you michelle the german foreign minister as saying that half hour will come for berlin for talks over the weekend an international conference is planned and that he will abide by a cease fire very importantly but he walked out on a truce deal in moscow just days ago so why would you stick to this one. well he hasn't in his many words promised that he would actually attend yes but he said he would certainly make a contribution so yes there are hopes that he will come and he simply cons forward to ignore the fact that both countries that support him and oppose him are sitting down at the table in berlin libya since gadhafi was in fact moment out of my i wouldn't say office but out of the dictatorship and providing that stability in libya that particular western part as values libya has been descending into not just civil rule but also a proxy war between other countries the fact that more than a dozen countries will be sitting down at the weekend in the straits and while khalifa haftar wouldn't put

good morning to you michelle. the rejection of this legislation let's start there goes across party lines with opponents calling it the ball state intrusion into the private sphere and with both the catholic and protestant churches the germany saying it undermines the value of human life now what's the government responding to that. well even among government members there are different views on this german chancellor angela merkel backs again spawn the health ministers drive to change the dynamics of the open debate here and many because after all it is a life and death masha the other end of the scale you have the head of the german ethics committee actually seeing a serious concern saying this simply changes the relationship between the state and citizen unless a citizen actively declares that they don't want to donate the state would have the right to intrude and i guess that comes the any further intrusion or more intrusion then taking somebodies organs so that that would have an inherent risk of people who h

. >> thank you for your time >> thank you >> michelle joins us from beirut michelle, fantastic interview. he spoke there at the start of the interview about feeling a sense of rebirth i would say it came across as more than that he felt very calm, very confident, very composed do you get the feeling he thinks that this escape from japan means for the rest of his life now he is in the clear >> oh, certainly from japan, absolutely whether or not he's going to be able to clear his name in the court of public opinion, that we're going to have to see you've got to think about he did this interview after he did already previous to that a two and a half hour news conference with more than 100 members of international press, which he did in english, in arabic, in french, in portuguese with documents that he said demonstrated his innocence against the allegations that have been alleged against him in japan, and suggestions that have come out of france as well what also remains to be seen is just how much of a spotlight remains on the japanese legal system as he goes on this big tour to try to cle

michelle griego meets the 49ers fans who want to get a head start on the celebration. >>> how you can get the best deal on a television to watch the super bowl at home. >>> police say a suspected hit and run driver is still on the run. the threat to people with pre-existing conditions, rising. the good news, so is support for the one candidate who'll do something about it. as mayor, mike bloomberg helped expand coverage for seven hundred thousand people, including hundreds of thousands of kids. including hundreds of thousands of kids. as president, he'll lower drug costs and ensure everyone without coverage can get it. that's a promise. and unlike him, mike actually keeps his. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. and >>> right now and kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area excitement is growing for super bowl. the switch was flipped for a light show display on the paramount building with the message miami welcomes super bowl liv. >> michelle griego is in miami where 49ers fans are touching down ahead of the bi

i want michelle to put those degrees to work and build her career right here in new mexico. have these students stand and let's give them a round of applause. we all want students like es stefan and yuana and michelle and the many tall theed adults in the gallery and watching to find their passions and build their careers here in new mexico and i want them to know they can do it without debt hanging over them for years. we should all be doing everything we can to make student tuition debt a thing of the past. otherwise, we're limiting what our young adults can do and who they can become. i would much rather invest in unlocking their unlimited potential and i'm confident we will and confidence breeds confidence. every part of this touches every other. when we move aggressively to increase wages and invest in our public eldcation system and think outside of the box about what our state's economy and workforce can be, jobs and careers will follow. these students will stay and work here. we are transforming new mexico into a place workers and growing businesses want to be, a pla

i'm kenny choi. >> and i'm michelle griego. time nala 6:30 and we went to start with a live look outside because why not. this is a shot of what looks like the bay bridge. and the city of san francisco and also looks like there are some clouds. >> we are starting off the day with those cloudy skies and also patchy fog on this first day of 2020. good morning to you. here is a live look with a real camera. temps are running mainly in the 40s to start off our day. livermore coming in at 41, 44 san jose and santa rosa, upper 40s in oakland and about 50 degrees for san francisco. quiet for the most part. does tracking up you spotty showers across the north bay on hi-def doppler or st. helena and yacht built closer to a weather system to the north. as we head through the afternoon mild above average daytime highs with sentences -- >>> good morning. happy new year. if you're on the road with this morning so far so good. our bay area bridges also quiet with the exception of the richmond-san rafael bridge. we have a minor accident block

i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm kenny choi. it isas we see michelle to set in43 th1 e to check of tha tuesday morning forecast. >> good morning. we are starting off the day with cold temperatures once again. here's a live look with the treasure island camera and check out our attempts. bundle of. as you head of the door we are looking at temps in the 30s and 40s. 37 for you in concord, 44 oakland, livermore 34 as well as santa rosa. san francisco 48 and 38 for san jose. as we head through the afternoon we are looking at mostly sunny skies but increasing clouds later in the afternoon. with temps in the mid-50s for the coast, also for the bay. in head r n.antecirn oo57 oakland,n okatr 0 6ncord.in tracking a weak weher system. will let you know that it's just like showers and they will move into th waearly c is ty light. at the ti to be on e freeways. no delays on 880 or 801. let's zoom in on this minor trouble spot that has been out there for quite sometime. one lane close to to recovery work, earlier crash. that left lane is clo

let's bring in our chief political editor michelle acuff there for more on this good morning to you michelle the german foreign minister saying that half hour will come for berlin for talks over the weekend an international conference is planned and that he will abide by a cease fire very importantly but he walked out on a truce deal in moscow just days ago so why would you stick to this one. well he hasn't in his many words promised that he would actually attend yes but he said he would certainly make a contribution so yes there are hopes that he will come and he simply constant forward to ignore the fact that both countries that support him and pose him sitting down at the table in berlin libya since gadhafi was in fact moment out of the i wouldn't say office but out of the dictatorship and providing that stability in libya that particular western part as values libya has been descending into not just a civil route but also a proxy war between other countries the fact that more than a dozen countries will be sitting down at the weekend illustrates that and while khalifa haftar wouldn't put

germany pretty much bottom of the list when it comes to european organ donors is no longer acceptable michel are coming back to this original piece of legislation from the health minister. there was a lengthy debate in parliament as well before the vote why has this been such a controversial issue. because it goes all across the party lines and m.p.'s here today were only bound by their conscience and we also even saw a preterist spawn the current health minister who was. very office and is in the same party being vehemently against this option saying it turned the constitutional relationship between state and citizen on its head that it was too intrusive into people's very personal rights of personal health and that simply wasn't acceptable now this clearly found of authority in the parliament here today michelle looking at what has been decided that you just described this other piece of legislation we know the problem that germany has the lowest organ donation rate in europe will that change now going forward. well one could hope so at the very least there has been an intense public debat

germany pretty much bottom of the list when it comes to european organ donors is no longer acceptable michelle are coming back to this original piece of legislation from the health health minister yes there was a lengthy debate in parliament as well before the vote why has this been such a controversial issue. because it goes all across the party lines and m.p.'s here today were only bound by their conscience and we also even saw a preterist spawn the current health minister who was. very office and is in the same party being vehemently against this option saying it turned the constitutional relationship between state and citizen on its head that it was too intrusive into people's very personal rights of personal health and that simply wasn't acceptable now this clearly found majority in the parliament here today michelle are looking at what has been decided that you just described this other piece of legislation we know the problem that germany has the lowest organ donation rate in europe will that change now going forward. well one could hope so at the very least there has been an intense pu

we also have michelle goldberg, and nick kristof, "the new york times" columnist and analyst. it's great to have a "new york times" aquarium here tonight. joy, let me start with you and what we just heard from elijah cummings. it seems to me when you watched trump go into those republican states and literally beg for votes, something happened. something happened in that same voting population that had been voting republican and it seems like what elijah was talking about. >> boy, is elijah missed. in this moment he was such a strong voice and good for adam schiff and picking up that mantle and that righteous indignation you saw him channel. i thought that was really important. kentucky is really important. kentucky has suffered under the sort of mini donald trump that they ousted in this election, in this off-year election was somebody who said to kentucky voters what you get for electing me is me. and i have the power over you for me. but what you don't get is health care. what you don't get are schools that are decent because you don't deserve any of that. what you get is me

this time it is the federal lurch nutrition standards championed by former first lady michelle obama that the white house has in its sights and according to published reports the trump administration wants fewer fruits and vegetables and more pays and burgers. cnn's amarah walker is following this for us. "the new york times" reads trump targets michelle obama's school nutrition guidelines on her birthday. the question is why? >> the timing is quite interesting, but the u.s. department of agriculture tells the new york times that this is basically all just a coincidence and that it did not intend to propose the rollback of michelle obama's signature lunch program on her birthday which was yesterday. the usda says that this was all about reducing food waste, but by giving students school meal, that could be less fruits and vegetables and more burgers and fries. >> one former first lady michelle obama launched her let's move initiative in 2010. her goal was to fight childhood obesity. >> we have improved the quality of food in our schools. that's where kids are eating many of their mea

michelle will be in miami all the way through the big game on sunday. she along with dennis o'donnell and vern like she was saying will continue our countdown tow here on kpix 5 streaming 24/7 on kpix.com/super bowl. >>> federal investigators are combing through the wreckage of a helicopter crash that killed kobe bryant and his daughter as well as seven others. they are looking for crews that explain why the chopper slammed into the hillside outside of los angeles. >> and searching for the suspect that fired shots this morning critically injuring a man and nearly hitting a woman and two young children. officers say that they wore masks and drove a white suv. >>> in mill valley students were told to shelter in place a tam high school. the lockdown and shelter in place. lifted at 4:00. so far no word on arrests. >>> federal intervention is being called after the city district attorney banned plans to prosecute a man that allegedly attacked officers. the december confrontation was caught on surveillance camera and a police body camera showing an officer sh

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>> i would like michelle to be the vice president. trish: did you hear that? i get it. joe biden is so desperate he's resorting to identity politics in an attempt to call in the big guns, barack and michelle obama? is this why he's only staying for four years so he can entice michelle with being the first female vice president? not that it want to burst your obama bubble, but don't you remember, when america voted for donald trump it's because america was rejecting the obamas and the direction that's brett kavanaugh ha --the direction bad taken our country in. >> if you have got a business you didn't build that. somebody invested in roads and bridges. somebody else made that happen. there have been times where america has shown arrogance and been dismissive. >> for the first time in my adult life i am proud of my country. >> we have been at times disengaged and tried to dictate our terms. trish: this is why joe biden wants to take us, he wants to take us back to identity politics? it seems like it. >> they will put y'all back in chains. >> indian americans moving from i

>>well, pam and ken it was an emotional nighfor friends and family of eileen michelle off she disappeared more than 30 years ago but her parents are not giving hope on her safe return home. >>well hoing sis and wearing glow sticks family an friends walked to honor th life of the dublin teen 31 years ago 8th grader eileen michelle off was walking home from scol and then disappeared the hardest the acknowledge that ths happened and every year on the anniversary of he kidnappg eileen's parents and others walked from her former middle school to int raymond tholic church for more than 3 decades madyun mhael michele oftn been holding out hope that one day their little girl will return home saly shwas your child no matter what her age . and we want to backore than anything the support that we've gotten from our friends and mething ich is remote. >>the real soue of comfort to us dublin police helped escort the nighttime walk to thchurch for a memorial seice. ey believe eileen was kidpped while leavng her middle school on january 30 1989. >>her family says he le school early thatday because she di

i'm kenny choi. >> and i'm michelle griego. nielsen is live at the san francisco airport . >> reportermo: threthere are n passengers flying here from wuhan, china because the entire city has been quarantined all departing flights have been canceled and this is part of a worldwide effort to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. the concern is that the virus might have already spread to alameda county. health officials have confirmed they are testing several people who were showing flulike symptoms and have recently traveled to china. so far none of those people tested have tested positive but there are a number of patients being isolated at home. >> we don't have any confirmed cases. none in the bay area that i'm aware. the only one i'm aware of in the united states is in washington day. >> reporter: the alameda county health and says so far they have tested 10 people and while it's unlikely that any of them have the virus they don't want to take any chances. san francisco international airport is one of five airports across th

the trump administration making over school menus, and former first lady michelle obama is not going to like it. we start tonight with gillian turner digging deep into tonight's document dump and what lev parnas has to say about all of it. >> parnas claims he worked hand in glove with rudy giuliani to liaise with ukrainian officials. here are the big ticket items. new text messages from robert hyde, a republican congressional candidate and connecticut messaging with a belgian phone number about surveillance of former ambassador to ukraine marie jovanovich. in response to ace a photo of yovanovitch, the belgian number tells hyde "my contacts are checking," adding "i will give you my results next week." nothing is changed, she is still not moving, they checked today again. and then, "it is confirmed, we have a person inside." there is also this whatsapp message. >> she is in ukraine. >> hyde is totally unreliable, saying he doesn't know president trump or rudy giuliani and is frequently drunk. >> why did those exchanges happen? what was he trying to tell you? >> i don't believe it was

michelle? >> castro has dropped out of the 2020 democratic presidential race. he posted a video on twitter, his campaign is ending. castro was the only latino candidate. at the struggled for months the was secretary of housing and urban development in the obama administration. his exit leaves 14 candidates in the race. >> a moderate republican senator is willing to call witnesses during if the impeachment trial of president trump. >> susan collins of maine said it's premature to decide who should be called until senators see the evidence presented. it was inappropriate for mitch mcconnell, the senate majority leader to pledge total coordination with the white house. she's the second snore to criticize mcconnell. and senator murkowski said she was disturbed by mcconnell's remarks. >>> and the recent house impeachment hearings is stepping down. bill taylor is leaching his post as acting ambassador to the ukraine. he testified publically about president trump's attempts to pressure ukraine to find information about the pets. he posted a farewell video. he does not

and michelle o'neill, minister arlene foster. and michelle 0'neill, the deputy first minister. the prime minister was supposed to walk over here, a couple of hundred metres and walk through the grounds. but storm brendan has hit northern ireland and that has been put off. the indication is that he says he is here to listen to what their plans are for the newly set devolved assembly. really, it is going to be the mlas that want to know what he is going to bring in terms of cash. he issued a statement saying this is a historical time for the people of northern ireland, stormont is open for business again. the people can move forward with improving people's lives in northern ireland, that is the key thing. lots of promises have been made, now money has to be spent. has the issue of the nhs been instrumental in where we are now? absolutely, there have been nurse's strikes last week, going on for months. the issue of pay parity. health workers doing the same job get paid less and northern ireland than in the rest of the uk, a huge bone of contention. waiting lists are huge here, by

let's bring in michelle davis. i am getting those requests as well, getting more emails asking me to raise my credit limit. what is going on? part of ayou are trend going on in banking right now. a lot of credit card issuers, in order to boost revenue, are boosting limits without them asking. boostea is if you someone's limit and the already borrow, they will probably borrow more if you give the more access to credit. it is easier than applying for a new loan. consumer advocates are saying this is setting people up for unwanted temptation. for the banks, it means a lot of extra money. shery: how dangerous is this, this late in the credit cycle? michelle: as you mentioned, late in the credit cycle. while people point to the strength of the consumer, the fact that right now the jobless rate is really low, already we are seeing to liquid seas are shooting up for younger -- delinquencies are shooting up for younger consumers. not looking good. shery: michelle davis, thank you so much. 20 more to come. -- plenty more to

. >>> michelle and vern are there in miami. good morning. talking all morning long about how players on both teams are still in shock. >>> this is absolutely stunning the sports world. especially in basketball but also football players. that was top of mind as the niners touched ground in miami yesterday. >>> the players coming off the plane. alexander this can't be real. cornerback this hurts so bad. not the mamba. it doesn't seem real. george kittle unbelievable. the 49ers allegedly gone too soon. these were some of the tweets trickling down from these players. we will get more later on on opening night. as the players come out and we get a shot at them for like an hour.>>> you touched on the 49ers tweets. they did say alleging gone too soon. with heavy hearts we send condolences to the family after the loss of kobe and gianna. prayers for all the families who lost a loved one. so devastating is not only kobe but all of the his daughter. and then the other people who were lost in the helicopter crash. >>> he was a once in a generation type

we give your name the praise and the honor and the glory or first lady michelle obama and the crowd of witnesses that look down upon us. as we stand in the shadow of this memorial, dr. king never could have imagined as he looked at memorials for lincoln and washington and jefferson that one day there would be a memorial for a profit. we come to say thank you because of all that he does and continues to do through the legacy that has been left. on this day, even though all he said 57 years ago has not come

look at michelle. she is chilling at the beach. >> she looks amazing. >> it's a hard life. >> okay. we will take a little break as well. >> i think we are dead. >> thank you for watching. up next is cbs this morning. have a terrific thursday. >>> welcome to our viewers in

right that is south africa's herman mesh of a talking about the late richard poignant thank you mr michel thank you very much i appreciate the opportunity. the next story is in kenya way of 3 americans were killed in an attack on an if field in the coastal region off militants from the al-shabaab extremist group stormed the man debate if field in now more on sunday these pictures purport to show the fiery off to mark off the attack on the facility which is used by both u.s. and kenyan forces. has links to al qaeda and is headquartered in neighboring somalia it's the group's 1st assault on u.s. forces inside kenya. for more on this i'm joined by will take up from the international crisis group peace they project director for the horn of africa welcome to day to have the africa what i think why did it target the kenyan if field. i think al shabaab had 2 principal the last of course we know that they try to project strength within somalia this would have been sending a message to both the government in somalia and also support that it remains a positive force and it can strike both internall

le comento que el nombre de michelle obama podría ser el que identifique una escuela primería en el Área de la bahía esto si la junta directiva lo aprueba. >> y a pasar en estos (música de suspenso) analizar el plan tributario y hay tres candidatos demos y recientemente ella rebeló las declaraciones de impuestos y norma garcía nos amplia. >> argumentando que la transparencia se rebeló que los años que a sido candidata al puesto federal y el plan incluye: (información en pantalla). >> asegur que aunque apoye etenciones de impuestos se opuso en su momento es ayudoócos inl internacional en uno de los debates presidenciales y también el impulsor de la reforma agregó. >> (audio en inglés). se reunió dijo, se acaban de hacer más ricos así para persona que ganan más de 333 mil dólares al año y aseguran que así generarían 56 mil millones de dólares anuales. >> (audio en inglés). >> si sumas todo el dieron esto ayuda a pagar por cuidado infantil pero asegura que tengamos un retiro indecente y así marcando la diferencia entre demócratas y republicano. >> nadioe aquí quiere

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i'm michel local so glad you could join us health officials around the world are sounding the alarm over a deadly new virus a highly infectious strain of a corona virus that's related to sars and it's already killed 2 people in central china where it's believed to have emerged in the city of authorities there say $45.00 people have been infected but scientists believe there are probably many more cases than that the outbreak comes just as people in china prepared to travel for the lunar new year holiday. we're now joined from shanghai by journalists simone of the planet he has been following the story there thanks for joining us we understand that this new coronavirus strain is being like into the sars virus how serious is this it seems to be 80 persons to me are. the difference however is that it's less deadly and it's treads less so far it's less viral and so it's a bit less scary but there's reason to be worried and something to remember is that the sauce started like that and then it's evolved into something that could spread from human to human this scientists are saying that the ac

. - [michelle] dev, what's going on? - the guy said he was a cop. i thought maybe you forgot and you sent him to check on us, but then he pulled out a lock-pick and the biggest gun i've ever seen. - you get a good look at the guy? - yeah. he was a big guy, not like fat, but port, like, like husky. - what if i just, you know? - ok, alright. - just think of the guy, all right? - ok. just think about the guy. - got it, alright. - that's it? - as far as i know, he's not someone we've dealt with before. - ok. - hey, tommy. are you sure there was just one shooter? - yes. one shooter. i've said that a hundred times. and the guy who showed up here, i've never even seen that guy before. why are they still after me? you said that the guy i saw is dead, right? so i can't hurt them anymore. - well, someone obviously doesn't think that. this is unbelievable! - i'm gonna get killed, i don't even know why. - they've made oz. the safest thing for you to do is come down with us to the iib. - no. no! look, i'm no stranger to this, toby. if i end up in that cop statio

bare minimum would have to be some kind of end to the hot conflict that we're seeing there right now michel is stay with us for a moment but let's pause for a moment and give our viewers a look at what the stakes are here in the myriad interests of foreign players. strongman general haftar wants tripoli. together with his libyan national army he hopes to capture the country's capital and take full control of this oil rich nation. and it's partly because of oil that russia and turkey have waded in on opposite sides of this conflict. with turkey behind fire as all surat is un backed government and russia supporting huffed. moscow has denied reports it sent mercenaries to reinforce the general's fighters but on thursday turkey confirmed it had started deploying troops to help in tripoli despite a un arms embargo. with libya so unstable the fear of research an islamist terror has worried many european countries but other factors mean in the e.u. is split over its alliances officially the tripoli based government has the backing of europe including germany but italian prime minister because if a

michele what have we been hearing there well for one thing we have u.s. president donald trump insisting that iran is orchestrating this attack on the on the embassy in baghdad we also have senator marco rubio who doubted the theory that the u.s. in any way brought this attack on the embassy upon themselves take a listen room killed an american contractor. we strongly responded in ways we'll know iran is orchestrating an attack on the u.s. embassy in iraq they will be held fully responsible in addition we expect iraq to use its forces to see and. iran is directly responsible for orchestrating the storming of the u.s. embassy in iraq and must be held accountable for it and the safety of every american serving there now we also have the state department special representative for iran brian hook emphasizing that sunday's air strike was just a defensive action take a listen one of the things that we want to emphasize is that this was a defensive action that was designed to protect american forces and american citizens in iraq we're also working on the missio

michelle what have we been hearing there well for one thing we have u.s. president donald trump insisting that iran is orchestrating this attack on the on the embassy in baghdad we also have senator marco rubio who doubted the theory that the u.s. in any way brought this attack on the embassy upon themselves take a listen room killed an american contractor wounding many we strongly responded in ways we'll know iran is orchestrating an attack on the u.s. embassy in iraq they will be held fully responsible in addition we expect iraq to use its forces to see. iran is directly responsible for orchestrating the storming of the u.s. embassy in iraq and must be held accountable for it and the safety of every american serving there now we also have the state department special representative for iran brian hoke emphasizing that sunday's air strike was just a defensive action take a listen one of the things that we want to emphasize is that this was a defensive action that was designed to protect american forces and american citizens in iraq we're also working on t

. >> reporter: we were with michelle in her backyard. as the sun set and the skies lit up with drones. it's been dead for about half an hour, and we are seeing drones all over the skies. they appear as little twinkling lights. sometimes just one, but other times clusters of six or more. that's not something this mom said she would ever witnessed, when shed left the city. >> it's really concerning. who they have cameras, where they're watching us and what we're doing, can they see into our homes? are they following vehicles? what are they doing? >> reporter: some frustrated residents have threatened to shoot down the drones. on monday, the faa strongly advised against that. citing the obvious safety concerns but also the fact that it is illegal. >> janet shamlian reporting from colorado. >>> president trump's order to assassinate iran's top general has put forces around the world. 3,000 additional troops have been ordered to the middle east to protect against possible revenge attacks. overseas deployments can be tough on the family member

here and michelle prepare some for what's to come this shot was taken just moments before obama took his oath. the 1st lady is always by his side she says the biggest supporter and helps them stay grounded. and this is about the 12th or 13th. ball we've been to more in the news this elevator and i love elevators because nobody can leave when you can take pictures but she's telling her he's so proud of himself he says i'm so proud of myself because i never stepped on your dress not even once she just was pretty funny cause that's your biggest accomplishment today was the fact you didn't step on my dress and he said if. i could mess up this way but if i messed up or dressed i would have had no trouble. also captured the difficulty showing that there is a lonely side to being the president. obama is a person who is very good at taking bad news and kind of listening and so there's a photograph where he's leaning back in a chair in the cabinet room. and they've just told him that the economy is 3 times worse than he ever thought it was no you're not going to be able to fix it he said do y

let's listen into michel barnier for a moment. where majority of citizens expressed their democratic choice to leave the european union. many of us here regrets that decision, we continue to regret the vote, but we respected it. so, the task that we've been mandated within the commission by the government, by you was to work to organise the withdrawal, and if the withdrawal treaty that's been put through has one quality, ladies and gentlemen, i will pick up in a moment, and that is to organise a withdrawal of the united kingdom from the eu in an orderly fashion. brexit, more than has been the case where many have discussed the consequences, but i would say they are innumerable consequences. in social terms, legal terms, financial economic terms, and there is more. what we have tried to do in this treaty in an objective fashion in a patient fashion, with all due respect, is to try to come up with responses or legal assurances for all of those in all sectors, where brexit, as with the divorce, will generate insecurity and uncertaint

michelle caruso-cabrera was there. he had a lot to get off his chest. there was something left for you that he needed to talk to you about too, which is awesome. >> reporter: yes it was helpful to drill into a little detail and to be able to ask follow ups carlos ghosn is likely never to face trial in japan but he is trying to clear his name in the court of public opinion. he didn't face accusations just in japan but also in the united states this is an sec complaint settled in september which they claimed he and nissan was trying to hide he was going to receive an extra $140 million in compensation in his retirement i asked him directly were you trying to defer this money into retirement >> no. i was not deferring anything when you defer, it means you acquired something i didn't acquire anything. the fact that we have an agreement with the sec is no admit or denial. they signed it it just means on the side of japan. you cannot open two sides at the same time. it is too much they didn't require anything so-called deferred compensation was not signed by

we also have michelle goldberg, "the new york times" columnist and analyst and it's great to have a new york times quorum here tonight. joy, let me start with you and what we just heard from elijah cummings. it seems to me when you watched trump go into those republican states and literally beg for votes, something happened. something happened in that same voting population that had been voting republican and it seems like what elijah was talking about. >> boy, is elijah missed. in this moment he was such a strong voice and good for adam schiff and picking up that mantle and kentucky to me is really important because what kentucky has suffered under the sort of mini donald trump that they ousted in this election, in this off-year election was somebody who said to kentucky voters what you get for electing me is me. and i have the power over you for me. but what you don't get is health care. what you don't get are schools that are decent because you don't deserve any of that. what you get is me, which is what donald trump has said to the country. it's a mini version of what donald trump h

i'm michelle griego. >> good morning. i'm kenny choi. 6:00 on the dot as we get a check of our monday morning forecast with mary. >> good monday morning to you, kenny and michelle. we are cheering on our niners with the big win yesterday and you can see coit tower lit up in our niners colors there. really cool sight. it's a cloudy start and we are looking at temperatures that are on the cool side, in the 40s this morning. so mid-40s in concord and for san jose, upper 40s oakland, san francisco. low 40s for you in livermore as well as for santa rosa. as we head through the day, looking at mostly cloudy skies. could see a sprinkle, but dry for the most

great michelle found him perfect. and finally my dear lady. but then my mother did it's very easy the way the man flew all the way from kuwait to buy furniture from sabrina she set up a showroom on one of the yachts. everyone think you can see how i take everything and piss on this is what ok so you remember that you have the same at home mom will send you something like this is this kind of for sure because of the little you making and they were making all this yeah well which seats and then we'll see what we. spend hours of the time and comes from one of kuwait's wealthiest families. well sex is with us he turns up every year and buys loads of stuff i ship it to him and then he sends me photos of all the new things he wants to buy. now he wants to order some more he's a very nice man but he's disappeared again. but i think. he didn't. know where is her client ended up placing an order. with more than $200000.00 euros well worth the white. sankey all said that he's a great customer he's always happy when he sends me what's out photos of what

to michelle's point, they have nothing to offer. they're not refuting the facts. they're blaming process and they're calling names. it's probably one of the most immature, half-baked defenses we've seen. a sure a high school debate team could do better than the trump team. what adam schiff and the other house managers put together was so brilliantly done. history will remember their peteriatetism. >> how do you interpret the tweet, michelle, that the president put out at adam schiff? >> it's a direct threat. we don't see any reason not to believe it's a direct threat. that is the way that this president works. right? so with regard to schiff, with regard to marie yovanovitch, with regard to anyone who is an opponent of the president, you kn can't help but see it as a direct threat over and over and over again. it's the way the president operates. and i suspect later this week we'll see actually a combination of more threats from the president as well as more red herrings like what we saw with jay sekulow yesterday saying, russia, the mueller report, the mueller re

it is tuesday, january 21, i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm kenny choi. good morning. 6:00 on the.as we get a check of the forecast. look to his back. it's emily. >> i know. i'm over here in the weather center and can't wait to gianna. it's nice to have this reunion here on this tuesday morning. as far as the rain is concerned it is not terrible. it is however wet. we're tracking a vast majority of the north of the golden gate. the north bay is where we are seeing that's it if it can rainfall. really as it makes its way through marin county and towards walnut creek. this is just going to be some light showers. not a big soaker and a vast majority of it is a wrong -- we are seeing some sprinkles in the east bay and a few as well as they make their way across the peninsula. still clear as we are taking a look at the bridge. current temperature right around 50 and hanging out there. all of this means we have a beach hazard statement and affect. northwesterly swells and risk and use caution at the beach is because there is an issue there and as a result of al

it is friday, january 17, i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm kenny choi. it is 6:00 right now and we are waiting for the weekend but versus get your friday morning forecast with mary. >> good morning. we are looking at quieter, drier conditions for today and the weekend is high-pressure start to build in. temps are cold, so definitely bundle up and don't forget your winter coat, gloves, and scar because you will need it as you start off the day. mid-30s for livermore, upper 30 san jose and santa rosa and there is a live san jose cam with clear skies, low 40s in concord, and mid-40s for san francisco right now. as we take you through the afternoon, mostly sunny to partly sunny skies and below average temps. mid-50s for the bay and in my locations, so high temps, 54 san francisco and oakland, 56 san jose, 54 for concord and livermore and later on this afternoon we will talk about the weekend forecast and that game day 49ers forecast sunday afternoon. details on that coming up. >>> we went to get you updated on highway 17 this morning. all lanes are open. you

michelle what have we been hearing there well for one thing we have u.s. president donald trump insisting that iran is orchestrating this attack on the on the embassy in baghdad we also have senator marco rubio who doubted the theory that the u.s. in any way brought this attack on the embassy upon themselves take a listen room killed an american contractor wounding many we strongly responded in ways we'll know iran is orchestrating an attack on the u.s. embassy in iraq they will be held fully responsible in addition we expect iraq to use its forces to see. iran is directly responsible for orchestrating the storming of the u.s. embassy in iraq and must be held accountable for it and the safety of every american serving there now we also have the state department special representative for iran brian hoke emphasizing that sunday's air strike was just a. offensive action take a listen one of the things that we want to emphasize is that this was a defensive action that was designed to protect american forces and american citizens in iraq we're also working on

. >> reporter: michelle troconis, >>en here being transported to the detention center, remains y toto the case. all three suspects-- dulos, troconis, and mawhinney will be atrained here tomorrow morning. tanwhile, jennifer dulos' family released a statement saying they were relieved fotis dulos has been arrested, "nothing can bring jennifer hing." norah. >> o'donnell: all right, mola, ghank you. and there is still much more news ahead on tonight's cbs nvening news. as australia burns, the world responds. .he tremendous efforts being made to help out. a serious health warning tonight for people who both vape and smoke cigarettes. and if you love girl scout cookies-- and who doesn't-- get ready for a new treat and a special ingredient. ( ♪ ) only tylenol® rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast, for fast pain relief. tylenol®. running to meetings, errands... now i'm running for me. i've always dreamed of seeing the world... ...but i'm not chasing my dream anymore. i made a financial plan to live it...every day. ♪ at northwestern mutual, our version

it is tuesday, january 21, i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm kenny choi. good morning. let's get a check of our forecast. looking we have in the weather center. a familiar face. >> hello, hello. good morning to you on this tuesday. it is wet especially with those of you north of the golden gate and the north bay specifically. taking a look at hi-def doppler i can show you where the showers are. it's making the roadways wet in the north day. centered predominantly north of santa rosa. this will start to make its way south and east and as it does it will start to break apart so really the south bay, the far inland areas and east bay may not see too much rain this morning. you are starting to see a cloud up over the east bay as you take a live look towards the bay bridge. current temperature is mild. 47 in concord, 51 in san francisco, and 44 in santa rosa. >>> taking a look at the roadways right now off to a pretty good start overall pick we do have one accident in effect in the city of san francisco. is a trouble spot with a couple cars tangled up. you might see some clo

that would automatically make all citizens organ donors unless they opt out our chief political editor michel because there has been following the vote in the bundestag for us and she joins us so as we said this legislation has failed to tell us what happened. basically the proposal by the current health minister again which would have meant that everybody is assumed to be a donor unless you opt out has been clearly rejected but there was resoundingly support also now finally through. the parliament for an alternative proposal which is still an opt in solution where people have to actively become organ donors but it includes measures for the german government the state to double up efforts to basically get people to sign up and register to become organ donors once they die so no significant turnaround in policy here but a pledge to do more and a recognition that. 10000 people on the waiting list in germany would germany pretty much bottom of the list when it comes to european organ donors is no longer acceptable michelle are coming back to this original piece of legislation from the head heal

and he didn't use chief political editor michelle or cousineau joins us from the bundestag for more on the story. and israeli president addressing the german parliament here tell us how symbolic and important. was only the 2nd time that an israeli president speaks before the bonus talk on this day of commemoration of the victims of the nazis and in 2010 it was shimon peres he just received a special welcome from the president of the german parliament the choice and his 1st words in his opening speech that there can be no healing silence about auschwitz we have to talk about auschwitz of course where around a 1000000 jews died alone in this death of the nazis that so appeared to my eyes is the mass murder the plan of the nazis who is so it's a historic day also bearing in mind that for the 1st time the german president addressed the commemorations at yad vashem only last week and franklin time of course is in the room here today michel that we have seen now several days of holocaust commemorations this week and on monday the focus really was on survivors who shared their stories and the

we've invited him and michelle but to talk about richard my poignant mr is also one of south africa's most successful black entrepreneurs and the former mayor of johannesburg la come to africa mr. ductile a poignant thrived in business at a time when black south africans were oppressed how did he do this. well loving. it is story that really fascinated me as i was growing up and took a decision in the age of 22 but obviously before that as i was growing up this it is so great because i was born and raised in a village and not in a month scarlet witch is that it is not a petroleum but i've got lots of a 1000000 so which is why i used to he said so which you in this main use teens by i mean as you grew up seeing one day i want to really be like those men and age of 22 i decided to take you to the question of decision to following these for step has been and i call on who believe in hardware one of a 1000000 men and something growing up it wasn't just the mumbling it was a reach had met in modern them up when we chatting for me something that resonated with me right with a doubt realized

but now a proposal has been put forward to change the name of the school to honor former first lady michelle obama con for bellow has more from the principal and parents. >>i it excellent idea she's such a good role model for kids have think it will be cool something different excited and very proud of i love the name is going on, but i definitely like the name michelle obama so what's in a name if you ask families of woodrow wilson elementary in richmond, quite a lot and has a legacy it has a legacy salma key isn't it going to school my son is 47 longtime wilson tiger ron ford didn't quite know how to feel when he found out a petition had been put forth to rename the school after former first lady michelle obama battle to convince is dead because i like i say they did that has a legacy with my family. >>but there's still a mom like you said it's a new school be in started not bad not a bad idea right now wilson elementary is operating at a temporary campus in el serino. >>principal claudia velez says when they returned to the brand new campus next fall. change is certain it will have a flex

for us thank you very much michel. this is due to the news up next we have our documentary series doc looking at the exodus of political and economic refugees from venezuela i'm brian thomas with the entire news team thanks for being here. at. its heart and noisy the world of heavy industry is want to fire the heat and steam. visitors to a high grade steel foundry are soon spellbound by what they see. this is laying a shine back 2nd visit she's having a look at the production side of things. the foreman tells her how iron ore and coke are used to create multan steel which is then processed further. but if i was. right leah is pursuing an apprenticeship at auto younker which is located south of our friend the company is one of germany's biggest producers of high grade steel products and melting furnace says. during her training here lee has spent more time in an open plan office usually she works with computers and excell tables rather than furnaces and molten steel the 1000 year old is training to become an industrial